"I'm grateful for my first-ever, most beautiful little garden."
The new house has some nice features that I love... such as the wooden second floor, the thatched-roof style, the smart dining table and the spacious bathroom. But the centre of the attraction is really the garden. I've seen huge gardens with swimming pool, etc. and my garden is far from huge. But then big doesn't always mean beautiful. Big gardens that feel empty suck a lot. But small gardens with careful planning and care make the perfect ones. I'll say no more and just let the pictures speak.
Yeah, I'm that one lucky girl.
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You did really, really well for a first–timer, Carla. You definitely made good use of your little garden space. This is beautiful! I can just imagine the awesomeness of the place if you keep tending on your plants with tender loving care!
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